Africa HR Solutions provides PEO services (Professional Employer Organization) for organizations that want to hire expats and local nationals in Tanzania. We enable you to run payroll without first establishing a branch office or subsidiary in Tanzania. Your workforce is hired according to local labor laws.
As an African PEO expert, Africa HR Solutions manages employment contract best practices and guarantees 100% compliance for your workers in Tanzania.
Get started with your Expat life taxes! Settling in a country such as Tanzania is never easy. Relocating your lifestyle, you need to consider a few things before taking the great leap forward. Contracting with a different country is also a different affair, you must get familiar with a brand-new tax system and to the current issues regarding the local taxation. Therefore, doing your own taxes might cause you some troubles. Why not referring to professionals like Africa HR Solutions? We organize business visas, work permits, African payrolls and tax compliance.
Tanzania, becoming a quite popular destination today with international contractors and recruiters in the oil and gas, telecommunications and IT sector. Tanzania is mostly known for its rich culture, lifestyle, food and for its panoramic and breathless natural reserves.
Complying with Tanzanian tax system can also be considered as complicated for a new expat. Either being a contractor or a permanent employee, one has to pay his own taxes on his earnings if staying for a while in Tanzania. To make sure that you comply with the local regulations, Africa HR Solutions remains at your entire disposal.
Major Imports:
Refined Petroleum
Cars
Palm Oil
Wheat
Trucks
Packaged medicaments
Major Exports:
Gold
Coffee
Tobacco
Fish
Cotton
Copper
Trading Partners:
India
China
Japan
South Africa
Kenya
Republic of Congo
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
$127.1 billion
7.2% growth
6.8% 5-year annual growth
$2,667 per capita
Unemployment Rate: 3.1%
Global Ranking in Economy Progress 2016: 110th
Capital
Dodoma is the official national capital of Tanzania with an approximate population of 410 thousand locals. Situated in the center of the country, Dodoma was formerly a German town. Dodoma is a nice place to enjoy and experience the Tanzanian culture in their own way dressing, their dances and their traditional food. Dodoma is where the administrative, educational and commercial headquarters are situated however Dar Es Salaam remains a severe competitor to Dodoma as the economic and politic infrastructures are situated there.
Currency
Tanzanian shilling
Languages
Tanzania is a multilingual country as many languages are spoken mainland. The Bantu Swahili and the English are the most widely spoken and served as the two official working languages.
Economy
Tanzania is among the largest economies of the African continent. Dependent of agriculture who’s the main activity of the domestic economy, the population depends on this industry for employment, the tourism industry has also taken a leap in terms of foreign exchange earnings. For the past years, the economic potential of Tanzania majorly came from the mining and energy sector where gold was one of the most valuable key resource for exportations. Other natural resources helped to boost as well the economy, they are: gemstones, diamonds and tin made due to the country’s position as a net exporter of gold. With the many sources of fresh water and productive land available, modest farmers grow their food for their own families and sell their products.
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